"Zoom is good for many things, but it's not good for inspiration. When face to face, we're able to bounce off each other and spark new ideas, and you just can't problem solve on Zoom as well," said psychologist and CUNY professor Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary in an interview with NBC New York. When it comes to managing our relationship with tech, she suggested placing each type of social interaction in its place and not being bullish when realizing the pros and cons to certain platforms, like video chats and social media. Taking a step further, Dr. Amanda Fialk, Chief of Clinical Services at The Dorm, described her thoughts on how our deepened reliance on tech could affect our social interactions in the long run.